How is essential oil extracted? Is pure dew a by-product of extracting essential oil?

Essential oil is a volatile aromatic substance extracted from flowers, leaves, stems, roots or fruits of plants by steam distillation, extrusion, cold soaking or solvent extraction. Essential oils are divided into diluted (compound essential oils) and undiluted (unilateral essential oils) such as cactus seed oil. Essential oils are highly volatile and will evaporate quickly once they come into contact with air. For this reason, essential oil must be stored in a dark bottle that can be sealed. Once it is opened for use, the lid should be closed as soon as possible.

Pure dew, also known as Hydrolat, refers to 65,438+0,000% saturated distillation stock solution separated from essential oil during distillation and extraction. It is a by-product of essential oil, with natural and pure ingredients and light and pleasant fragrance.

Pure dew is a concentrated aqueous solution obtained by distillation of aromatic plants. In the process of distillation and extraction, oil and water are separated. Because of the different densities, essential oil will float on it and water will precipitate on it. This water is called pure dew. Pure dew not only contains a small amount of essential oil, but also contains all water-soluble substances in plants. 100% pure dew of plant water-soluble substances contains mineral nutrients (such as tannic acid, flavonoids, etc.) lacking in essential oil. Its low concentration is easily absorbed by the skin, completely free of essence and alcohol, mild and non-irritating. Pure dew can be used every day, and can also be used to prepare various masks instead of pure water.